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Yangshuo is located some 90 km south of Guilin along the Li River. It is a small village located in the midst of one of the world's most stunning landscapes. While Guilin has many first class and deluxe hotels, accommodations in Yangshuo tend to be simpler, with many backpacker guesthouses and hostels.

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West Street in Yangshuo’s town center attracts a large number of young international travelers, and is filled with small shops and cafes selling all kinds of souvenirs and snacks. Chinese teenagers mingle with young Western bicyclists and backpackers in Internet cafes, such as Mickey Mao's, Hard Rock Cafe or at Lisa's Cafe eating apple pie, beefsteak, french fries, and ice-cream sundaes.





































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[Mith242]

Nice pics, there's more of the limestone monoliths here than at Guilin where I was expecting them. I guess I generally hear Guilin mentioned because it's the larger city. Anyway thanks for sharing your pics.